Where The Wild Horses Run

They're called con trails, as in, condensation

Worse yet! With that terrible conformation, he has been left a stallion! So...he can pass on these terrible physical traits onto foals??? If so, its irresponsible. Many conformation flaws even cause pain and suffering in the long run.

He looks like a dwarf mini...probably has many health issues, sadly.

Happens when people breed them to be smaller...not a care for the poor horse...same as with so many other animals, sadly.

I once saw a field full of mini horses in the UK and they were stunning creatures- glossy, bright coats in all colors, beautiful conformation and when they moved they just floated. There was a little stallion picketed along the path we were following. He arched his neck at us and pawed the ground in a very proud and spirited manner. He wasn't aggressive, he was just full of himself and my friends and I agreed that he was right to be self satisfied. He was the prettiest palomino and except for coming up to about my mid-thigh (I'm short and short legged) he looked like a regular horse. The poor creature in the photo is just so distressing to see. :/

Falabellas don't always have the best conformation, unfortunately.